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 The
University Interfaith Council is an organization of campus religious
leaders who meet to provide mutual support, to discuss issues and
values relevant to our ministries at U.T., and to facilitate common
programs with each other and with UT Organizations and offices.
Membership is composed of religious leaders appointed by and responsible
to their state and national denominational structure. Membership is
also open to the staff of university area religious organizations
assigned to campus ministry.
A large majority of campus religious leaders hold graduate degrees
in theology, education, or counseling. Through our campus ministries
we provide valuable services to thousands of UT students. These include
worship, counseling, spiritual direction, leadership training, religious
education, recreation, and volunteer opportunities. Our
mission and purpose is to provide services to students. Though we
are organized on religious and denominational lines, our services
and groups are offered to all students, faculty, and staff. Your campus
religious leaders are valuable resources to the University community.
For a listing of religious communities close to campus as a service
to students at the University of Texas at Austin click
here. For a map of these locations around campus click
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